We have 5 mini doxies (all under 10 pounds), we are trying to figure if we should each get one for our bikes and split them up or is one good enough?
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I had a 80lb lab in my hound about and it was a good size, not too much room to move around, which you don't want. I also had a piece of plywood cut to place under the pad for extra support, which I would recommend.
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If they are the length of a regular dauchshund than you will need two carts. However, if they are half the size of a regular one than you will be fine with one. Good luck! My wheaten terrier and Maltese/Shitzu like coming along for the ride!
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You can take the pieces and configure them anyway that you like... for a small dog there is plenty of room for play... for a somewhat larger dog if you expect it to exercise you might consider two sets and linking then together. These are not recommended for dogs over 60 pounds if my memory serves me correctly. The individual panel dimensions are given in the product description... then you can cut a piece of string and lay out the base approximately and judge for you dog's comfort yourself. It (I have bought multiple sets) is really the best overall purchase I think I have ever made.
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I would go with larger....unless your dog is a slug...having the extra space to move around is handy...plus if you have small kids, can sit with him/her. We have 3 dogs we put in it: 3 lb Yorkie, 10 lb Brussles Griffon & 15 lb Norwich...I posted pictures but not sure where they've gone
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Yes, they are small enough for most small dogs. I have two Yorkies, one is 6 lbs. and the other is 11 lbs. They both jump with joy when I pull out these MaroSnacks.
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We bought two, one for each dog and bike so we can ride as a family. We certainly don't put as many hours in on it as I'm sure some people do (maybe 2 miles a day for each dog once a day during summer/fall) and they are holding up GREAT! We've had to retighten the bolt to the bike a couple times, but that is to be expected. We really love ours and have seen no issues whatsoever with degradation. Looking forward to it warming up and the snow melting so we can get them back out!
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Since the leash attaches to the bike at a low point, you could hook it up to a smaller dog. But would it be wise to run such a small dog? I'm not familiar with mini-poodles, just don't want you to over-exert the dog. It's a good cardiovascular work out for canines and humans as well.
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I think it would be pretty tight for an 18#, because our mini schnauzer is 12# now and she has to really curl up in it and because I reinforced it, I can still bike with her, but it does tend now to sag. I am now going to get a bike trailer to pull her in so she can have more room. She does still love her back pack, and jumps in it when she sees it, and doesn't want to get out.
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We have 3 German Shepherds (78lb female, 90lb male, and 95lb female) and they do fine in them... we only have 2 of the cases though for the 2 younger/smaller shepherds... in a pinch I put the 2 females in one case together when we had a repair guy over... it was cramped, but they both fit and could both lay down.
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As small as your bunny may be, "small" is going to be way too small. You definitely need to consider going up a size or two. I only use these to temporarily move my bearded dragons. I use them for vet visits and I keep them in case of an emergency because I have several bearded dragons that I would need to move and keep separate. So, for temporary use they are great. After they have been twisted/folded for a while it is hard to get them to lay flat (that may just be because my bearded dragons aren't as heavy as most animals that use these carriers). I hope this answers your question.
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The mini is NOT too small for a 20 lb. dog. I bought the larger cube when my poodles got older, and it is my opinion that the big one is too big for almost any dog. My "boys"' would still use it now, but I have 3 of them, and they would fight over it. The mini is suitable for any age or size dog, unless it's a giant breed. It's the best dog toy I've ever found. the first one, now 12 years old is still being used by a friend's dog.
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I don't think you should have a problem. I had my 2 mini dachshunds in it together (each weighing 13-15lbs each) and they fit with ease. So just 1 Shih tzu should be quite fine. Have fun on your adventures!
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It would depend on how small the dog is. I'd say one no bigger than a chihuahua it might be ok, but if bigger than that I'd get the larger one.
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I wouldn't like to say! We have two dogs who are small (not tiny). I'd have said you'd be OK with a cocker spaniel sized dog, and probably a smaller one rather than one like a donkey! Sorry I can't help more!
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If they are only two pounds you only need one because my Maltese weighs seven pounds and she still has plenty of room to move around. I would buy just one now and get another one later depending on the growth of your puppies.
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I give the minis to my 14 lb. yorkie mix and the small to my 30 lb. Cardigan Corgi. I would lean towards the smalls for a 25 lb. dog.
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Thank You. That is very helpfull. I should be able to manage that. I have put others bikes together before!
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I think it depends on the dog. Does your dog tend to break things? If yes, maybe go for the bustercube.